On coal-to-oil projects involving private capital in Inner Mongolia
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 20:25. I recently heard that there is a coal indirect liquefaction facility near Yitai Coal-to-Oil plant in Inner Mongolia, with a capacity larger than Yitai’s 160,000-ton capacity; it was built with private capital. Does anyone among the forum members know anything about this project? If you know, please introduce the investors and technology providers. . Note $ # , $ $
For private coal-to-oil projects, the capital recovery period is a key factor; private investors generally need to recoup their costs within 2 years, otherwise they will face cash flow problems. For coal producers, when selling coal or engaging in coal chemical processing, it is necessary to consider economic returns and the value chain
There are so many rich people. . . . . . .
I heard that Country Garden, which is in the real estate business, has also built a demonstration factory in Inner Mongolia; it seems to use direct liquefaction technology there.
Reply to 4# robinbird: In 2008, Shunde Chuangyuan Investment Co., Ltd., which is part of Country Garden, planned to invest 3 billion yuan in Inner Mongolia to build a demonstration plant for coal-to-oil production. The company also intended to develop an open-pit coal mine in Zhaotong City, Yunnan, with a capacity of 30 million tons, as well as build a plant for producing liquid coal fuels. However, Country Garden later withdrew from or terminated its investments in these projects, turning instead to investing in LED lighting projects.
Country Garden is engaged in direct liquefaction, but it probably hasn’t completely withdrawn from coal-to-oil production.
This post was last edited by *aojungnft on 2011-2-11 19:02. Are there any more updates? If private investment exceeds 16wt, what can be the loan ratio? Douglas said that the investment funds need to be recovered within 2 years, which seems unlikely for large-scale chemical industry investments. Are you saying that private investments need to be recouped within 2 years, and after those 2 years all investments in physical assets are transferred to the bank, with the proceeds being used almost entirely to repay the bank’s loans? Can such a model work? Transferring all the risks to the bank – what kind of individual could do such a thing?
Thank you to all netizens for your help; I have obtained accurate information – such a company does not exist. There are only two units for indirect liquefaction in Inner Mongolia, those operated by Yitai and Shenhua.
That’s impossible! ! ! I’ve never heard of it,,,